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Swaggerball

Basketball, Soccer, Football and Rugby combined. The object of this game is to throw a soccer ball into a soccer post after making a minimum of 5 passes. Tackles are allowed and size of the teams is non-important. Originated in San Francisco.
Person A: hey man wanna play some SWAGGERBALL?

Person B: Hell no man, last time i played I almost broke my arm!
Swaggerball by dclawww April 15, 2011
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swaggerella 

the queen of swagg or just a funny nickname for someone with a mean swagg persuading to a girl or woman.
ay there go swaggerella coming down the street.
swaggerella by babyd514839 March 23, 2009

Swaggerville 

Winnipeg, Manitoba. Renamed swaggerville after their football team the Blue Bombers.
Dude 1: Man have you ever been to winnipeg

Dude 2: Yeah it's like the swagger capital of the universe!

Dude 1: No wonder they call it swaggerville...

Swaggerville 

A town that is full of people that have so much swag that swag is dripping out of their ass.
Theirs so many fresh people in this town. This town should be called swaggerville

Swaggerzilla 

A way of describing someone that not only has swagger, but is a complete fucking badass.

You dont mess with a Swaggerzilla.
"Seriosly dude, I was trying to out BR iGotUrPistola the other day but he 4 shotted my face"

"Yeah man, he's a Swaggerzilla fo sho."
Swaggerzilla by Butterrzz December 3, 2009

swaggaball 

playing basketball with your shirts off.
Hey, wanna go play some swaggaball?
swaggaball by XxrawrxX123 July 20, 2010

swaggeralisous

used to describe really really cool air forces
wow those air forces are swaggeralisous
swaggeralisous by the shrexies September 1, 2022
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